LCDSELECTORSTATION
Each monitor will have its O\\"Dselector station. The station consists of a S-lX>sition rotaJY S\\itch. 1/8" stereo headphone jack. and a volume control. The rotary SYfitchhas five different selections to choose from (Off, Radio, Video I, Video 2, Video 3). In the "00- position there is no IX>weito the unit In the -Radio" position there is audio to the headphone system,but the LCD monitor mIl be off. In the three different "Video- IX>sitionsyou will select bern.een what options were chosen for your vehicle. For the unit to operate all three "Video" ]X>sitions,the \ideo sources (example: Video Cassette Player) must have power turned on at the units.
Plug in an 118" stereo headphonejack into the headphonejack on the selector station to get your audio.
.The volume control beside the jack will adjust the audio level. In "Radio" mode the radio system \ltill deliver sound to the selector station. If the audio is not loud enough or too loud. then adjust the volume control at the radio source for a desired audio Ie\.el to give the volume control the best range of operation. SeeFigure 3 belo~..
Note: When turning unit from a "Video" source to the "Radio" source the LCD panel will be lit for a split-second and then shut-off. This is nonnal operation for the unit.
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SIGNAL DISTRIBunON BOX
The distribution OOxis the heart of the FlexVision system. This OOxdistributes all of the \ideo and audio signals to the proper monitor. This gives each person using the S)'stemthe flexibility to choose ~.hat they want to do regardless of \\'hat an)-bodyelse in the vehicle is doing. For example: one person could be watching television, another person playing a vicko game, another watching a video tape, and yet another listening to the radio. Each distribution box can drive up to four monitors (optional) and selector stations. Figure 6 shows a basic setup diagram emphasizing the Signal Distribution Box.
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